Bellows Falls High School - Sampler Yearbook (Bellows Falls, VT)

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THE SAMPLER Mr. Richmond Jillson St. Lawrence University. B.A.; Potsdam State Teachers College English, Hi! Schooler Swedish-blond features — unannounced quizzes — “terrific” pianist — experiments with tachistoscope — “Govern yourselves accordingly.” Mrs. Dorothy M. Jones Posse-Nissen School of Physical Ed.; Temple University Physical Education, B.S., Girls’ Coach, Physical Education for Girls. Likable laugh — agile athlete — “Ready for roll call; begin” — trim suits and flats — weekends in White River. Mr. Burton W. Martin N. E. Conservatory of Music, B.M. Instrumental Music Tall, straight-standing musician — impressive, white band uniform — talented composer of “Mr. Martin’s Headache — shy smile — “Band schedule number six today.” Mr. Gerald McCarthy St. Michael’s College, A.B., M.A.; Driver Training, Jr. High Coach. Sociology, Psychology. “I don’t understand your attitude” — able attendance taken in Cell Block 11 — coach of the “champions” — inquisitive witticisms “There’s no break between periods.” Mr. John W. Murphy N. E. School of Arts Art Enlightening “Hello” — dexterous artist — copper features — gray gabardine trench-coat — permanent personality. 9

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THE SAMPLER Mr. Norman R. Golding University of New Hampshire, B.S. Shop Keen watchful eye — “What’s going on back there?” — talented car- penter — willing helper — gruff, demanding voice. Mr. Lawrence Hadley University of Wisconsin Boys' P. T. Instructor; Football, Track and Ski Coach Quiet, friendly smile — proud alumnus of these hallowed halls — “the boys will be in there trying their hardest” — a favorite with everyone — training two sons to be future stars. Miss Ann Hennessey Keene Teachers College English Trim hair-do — unmatched politeness — a most ardent sports fan — collector of earrings and “hankies” — helpful advice. Miss Elizabeth Hunt Middlebury College, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A. Social Science, Guidance, Library Typical stories for all occasions — an interest in all — Gee Whiz”— constantly carrying the town report — contagious laughter. Mr. George Dowhan St. Michael’s College, B.A.; University of Vermont. M.A. Mathematics, Machines Quiet grin — impressive dresser — easy-going — frequently basketball games — “O. K. now”. doorman at 8

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THE SAMPLER Mr. Walter J. Olbrych Northampton Commercial College Commercial Tweed jackets — We’ll get back to that part later” — swinging his horn-rims — a rifle and his hound — pre-school sessions in Dan Brown’s office.” Mrs. Thelma Quinn University of Vermont, A.B. Junior High Mathematics Best summed up by her three boys — a true junior high “mother” — classic simplicity — saves the day musically for junior high assemblies — candid opinions fearlessly voiced. Mr. George Sanders Keene Teachers College, B.E.; University of Pittsburgh Distributive Education, Driver Training, Baseball, Asst. Football Coach Temper that goes with his hair — bow’ ties — second year “professional” skier — stern coach of the diamond squad — hearty laugh. Miss Catherine Santamaria Salem Teachers College, B.S. in Ed.; Boston University, Ed.M. Commercial. Monitors Tidy salt and pepper hairdo — Be sure to get to your posts on time” — keeps a watchful eye on the monitors — proficient typist — enlightening sense of humor. Mr. Richard Sprague Bowdoin College, B.S., Trinity College, M.A. History, S.A.B., Tennis Bright grin — “Kinda fun!” — a true Vermonter through and through — able guide of School State — gray sport coat and a plaid tie — “We’ll just salt that away and let it season for awhile.” 10